Poole Shuts Out Hustlers 15-0 in Beallsville rout
Beallsville veteran Bob Poole dominated the Frederick Hustlers with a 15-0 shutout as the Maryland State League game ended in a lopsided defeat for the Hustlers who had not scored fewer than 11 in three prior contests. Poole fanned six, allowed five hits, and issued no walks while the Hustlers stranded only five runners. Mike Blubn and Ted were among the Hawkins hitters.
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Take Both In Doubleheader By EFAC Over East Frederick AC
Ballenger regained form after last week and led EFAC to a doubleheader sweep over East Frederick AC. In game one Southpaw Jim Blank allowed three hits with Bud Lenhart driving in two runs on a homer. The nightcap saw EFAC surge early, Lenhart covered by Shafer who allowed eight hits over eight innings as EFAC won 9-6.
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Mountaindale Dominates Walkersville in Twin Bill Win
In a doubleheader Mountaindale defeated Walkersville 8-2 in game one and 7-5 in game two as Kehne hurled a one hitter in the opener. Old pro Rabbit Ramsburg collected four hits day two including triples and a five RBI day while Ken Layman preserved a late Walkersville rally with a clutch double play.
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Ballenger
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Union Bridge Blanks New Windsor 10 0 In Pen Mar League
Union Bridge moved into second in the Pen Mar League by blanking New Windsor 10 0 while Fairfield beat Blue Ridge Summit 9 6. Cashtown topped New Oxford 13 9. Taneytown defeated Emmitsburg 8 1. Blizzard held Emmitsburg to one hit in seven innings, with a balk scoring the lone run.
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Harmony tops Knoxville in seventh for eighth Heart of Maryland win
Harmony scored six runs in the top of the seventh to break a tight pitchers duel with Knoxville and pull away 8 3 for its fourth straight Heart of Maryland League win. Merril Bailam drove in a run with a man aboard to spark the rally, followed by four more on two hits a walk and an error. Frederick DeMolay shaded Mt Lena 14 11 at Frederick High School as Bob Cole had three singles and a triple driving in two. Tiamsville beat Mt Airy 12 4 behind Tody Garrett four singles and Clark Castle steadying defense. Mt Airy committed nine errors.
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Bowers And May Tie In VFW Golf Tourney
Bowers and May tie for top honors in a VFW Country Club handicap golf event. Hal Moser claimed low net with 99 29 77, while Harry Decker runner up at 78 7. Other seniors tied for third and multiple players posted strong scores as Union Bridge and New Windsor clubs faced off.
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VFW Country Club
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William Ko Race
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Fabius tops Needles in Preakness as Belmont plans loom
Fabius defeats Needles by a length and three quarters in the Preakness at Pimlico. The win keeps Fabius on track for a Belmont Stakes bid on June 16 at Belmont Park while Needles eyes the $100,000 added Belmont after a Derby run and prep at Garden State Park. Willie Hartack rides Fabius, whose victory pays $7.00 $2.40 $2.40, with a purse of $132,800.
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Baseball Scores and Schedules From Early Season Games
Baseball standings and results from the American League with teams like New York Milwaukee Cleveland Brooklyn Chicago and Baltimore. Daily schedule includes New York at Kansas City St Louis at New York with lone pitcher matchups and yesterday’s results list multiple games and scores.
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Sunday Softball League Results and Standings
Sunday results show Ballenger 7 9 over x Ballenger 7 9 EFAC 34 Mountaindale 8 7 Walkersville 2 Burkittsville 10 3 Lewistown 7 7 second game 8 innings listed. Standings list Ballenger 7 4 Mountaindale 5 3 EFAC 4 4 Lewistown 3 5 Walkersville Burkittsville.
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Hansgen Wins Sport Car Race at Cumberland Camp
Nearly 200 boys and adults attended the sixteenth annual Brotherhood of the Jungle Dock campfire at Camp Airy Cumberland. Walt Hansgen of Fairview New Jersey led the one hour race for Jaguar modified classes with 44 laps and averaged 68 miles per hour. Jack McAfee of Sherman Oaks California finished second in a Porsche, with Bill Lloyd of Green Farms Connecticut third in a Maserati. The event, sponsored by the Cumberland Lions Club and sanctioned by the Sports Car Club of America, honored late members Bentz and Brown with a memorial service along Big Hunting Creek.
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Wininger Clinches Kansas City Open
Wininger of Oklahoma City led from the opening round to win the Kansas City Open with a 72-hole total of 273. Hawkins and Rosburg tied for second at 274. Rosburg and Hawkins split $2,100 each, Wininger $4,300. Dick Mayer finished 10th with 280. Yogi Berra sat out with a pulled back muscle for 2-3 days, Elston Howard replacing him.
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